Charities In Cheshire East

The Liverpool Society of Anaesthetists organises a series of educational meetings throughout the year. These include clinical and scientific lectures relevant to the field of anaesthesia, small symposia themed to a particular area of anaesthetic practice (inc. critical care and pain management topics), and a competition for trainee anaesthetists to encourage research in the field of anaesthesia.

The charity makes grants to the classes shown in A8c for the benefit of children and young persons in need, hardship or distress for the purposes shown in A8a. Grants are made entirely at the discretion of the trustees. We do not make grants for computer equipment, education, overseas travel or individual holidays.

Provision of meeting venue for local groups, family social functions and local Council care events and to provide a venue for commercial groups. Also to hold annual Christmas Carol Brass Band Concert for the Community to attend.

The objects of the CIO are to establish and run a village hall and to promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Whitley and its immediate vicinity (area of benefit) without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race or political, religious or other opinions the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals

Poynton Players produce 4 to 5 plays each year, to an audience mainly drawn from the surrounding community. Over the last year, we have encouraged local drama, dance and singing groups, particularly youth organisations to take advantage of our facilities and are increasing our activities as as a community asset.

Walkden Christian Centre is currently running a church within the Walkden Area, activities include the church itself and various community outreaches such as a youth project.

The advancement of the Christian Faith by working with other individuals and organisations.Relief of persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress or who are aged or sick.

Regular public worship open to all.The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including the visiting of the sick and bereaved teaching Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. The provision of Sunday School. Supporting other charities in the UK and abroad.

German church of Liverpool: Provides twice monthly services in German. Cultural activities consist of; films, talks, advent bazaar, summer fete, lantern festival - all in German. Activities: Various luncheons during the year, excursions and walks.

Les Abeilles de Manchester is a Saturday supplementary school who supports bi-lingual francophone children from birth to 16 years old. We offer sessions to support children in their learning of the French language and the francophone culture. Older students are also preparing for British and French exams.

A brass band who play music to entertain the local Marple community and the surrounding areas. Membership is open to everyone but a good level of playing a brass instrument is required.

We preach and present the gospel of Jesus Christ as detailed in the Bible. The Word is preached on Sundays and we hold bible studies. There are prayer meetings conducted where people's needs and issues are lifted up to the Lord. Where possible CFC assists with needs of individuals and communities. We aim to reach the lost with the gospel.

Amateur musical society presenting musicals, revues and pantomimes for audiences in the local area. Always open to welcome new members from 18 years of age. We fundraise from the public to help raise money for our charity.

Provides transport to hospitals, and GP's, visiting, shopping etc. We also offer a coffee morning facility, weekday mornings, where people can gather.

Local organisations use the facilities for fund raising-raising events,meetings,etc.and the Town Council uses the building to provide services to the community.The facilities are also used for parties,receptions,music rehearsals,drama classes,lectures and continues to be used as a venue for children's birthday parties.

Lions Youth Brass is a volunteer led, non-profit organisation and our purpose is to educate for the public benefit young people in the South Cheshire North Staffordshire area, and to give them the opportunity to learn, play and perform in a brass band environment.

The trustees are to apply their income in making grants, generally or individually to persons resident within the area administered by the CongletonTown Council who are in condition of need, hardship or distress or to organisations able to provide facilities for such persons

To assist in the provision of facilities, in the interests of social welfare, for recreation, education or other leisure time, occupation of persons who have need of such facilities by reason of their disability. In the event of spare capacity to include persons who are disadvantaged by social and economic circumstances with the object of improving and enhancing their conditions of life.

Advances the education of the public in the study of Family History in all its many aspects. There are groups who meet throughout Cheshire and elsewhere.

Presenting and interpreting the heritage of Congleton and surrounding area through its collections to residents and visitors by permanent and temporary exhibitions; delivering effective educational and research opportunities for all ages and abilities; collecting and conserving objects associated primarily with the history of the area to support the Museum's educational and learning activities.

To promote the Greek Orthodox faith, to advance public education and to relieve poverty, sickness and distress and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of the county of Cheshire and its environs.

Hope Uganda (HUG) is the UK administrative and fundraising arm for Rainbow Hope Centre in Lukaya district of Uganda. The aim of the charity is to build a Children's Centre in order to accommodate, feed and educate children who were homeless and or orphans.

To advance the education of operatic culture in the community. To promote and improve the art of operatic works and musical theatre, particularly by the encouragement and development of young people and to stimulate public appreciation and cultivate further interests in operatic and dramatic art.

To provide a conduit through public performances, for young children to express themselves through music, speech and drama and to showcase and nurture this talent in the performing arts.

We are a youth organisation based in Cheshire we teach children the performing art of colour guard this includes music, dance and movement and equipment work and playing of muscle instruments.We promote the inclusion of children and young people and adults with special educational needs and disabilities, including through a SEN guard. We compete across the UK and Ireland.